Collaborative Law
At Pathway Divorce Solutions, the Collaborative Law process is designed to help families resolve divorce and family transitions with dignity, respect, and transparency. As a Financial Neutral, I serve as an impartial financial expert who helps both parties fully understand the financial aspects of their divorce while supporting informed, balanced decision-making.
In this role, I gather, organize, and analyze financial information including assets, debts, income, expenses, retirement accounts, and business interests. My responsibility is not to advocate for either spouse, but to provide clear, objective financial insight that allows both individuals to work toward fair and sustainable agreements. By creating financial transparency, I help reduce conflict and support the cooperative, solution-focused environment that is central to the collaborative process.
During divorce, one of the most common questions I hear is:
“Am I going to be okay?”
As a Financial Neutral in Collaborative Law, I’m dedicated to supporting both men and women as they navigate the intricate financial landscapes during significant life transitions. The question I often encounter from clients is, “Am I going to be okay?” For me, this role is not just a profession; it’s a calling. Having witnessed the challenges individuals face when confronted with financial decisions amid emotional turmoil, I understand the importance of neutral, informed guidance. Ideally, my intervention comes at the earliest stages of transition, ensuring that everyone is on an even playing field. My mission is to be the steady hand and voice of financial clarity, ensuring that every individual has the informed guidance they deserve, irrespective of gender.
Financial uncertainty is often one of the greatest stressors during life transitions. I am passionate about helping individuals move through this process with clarity, education, and confidence.
My work as a Financial Neutral is centered on providing calm, steady, and informed guidance during what can feel like an overwhelming time. I strive to help both parties understand not only the immediate financial decisions involved in divorce, but also the long-term impact those decisions may have on their future financial stability.
Whenever possible, I become involved early in the collaborative process. Early financial clarity helps establish a balanced playing field, improves communication, and allows clients to focus on constructive problem-solving rather than financial fear or uncertainty.
I believe every individual deserves access to reliable financial education, neutral analysis, and compassionate support as they navigate significant life changes.
Professional Training, Credentials and Affiliations
Divorce Financial Planning Training Center
Phoenix, Arizona | December 2022 – November 2023.
Specialized training includes:
- Family Law Financial Software
- High Conflict Personality Dynamics in Divorce
- Federal Retirement Plan Analysis
- Small Business Valuation
- Separate Property Tracing
- Pension Valuations
- Restricted Stock Units (RSUs)
- Expert Witness Preparation
- Divorce Planning for Families with Special Needs Children
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee
Certificate in Family Mediation | May 2023
Arizona State University
Collaborative Law Training | October 2023
Pathway Divorce Solutions LLC
Location
4811 S. 76th St., Ste 400
Greenfield, WI 53220
Hours: By Appointment